Bacterial oligomers and polymers play opposite roles: MAMPs interact with each other and with host cell walls during induction of calcium signalling, which is supressed by bacterial EPS

Richard M. Cooper; Shazia N. Aslam; Gitte Erbs; Kate L. Morrissey; Delphine Chinchilla; Thomas Boller; Antonio Molinaro; Robert W. Jackson; Marc R. Knight; Mari-Anne Newman

Bacterial oligomers and polymers play opposite roles: MAMPs interact with each other and with host cell walls during induction of calcium signalling, which is supressed by bacterial EPS

Richard M. Cooper
, Shazia N. Aslam
, Gitte Erbs
, Kate L. Morrissey
, Delphine Chinchilla
, Thomas Boller
, Antonio Molinaro
, Robert W. Jackson
, Marc R. Knight
, Mari-Anne Newman

Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference abstract for conference › Research

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Original language	English
Publication date	2009
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	Darwin to Disease; Crops and their Pathogens. - Oxford, United Kingdom Duration: 22 Sept 2009 → …

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Conference	Darwin to Disease; Crops and their Pathogens.
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Oxford
Period	22/09/2009 → …

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Cooper, R. M., Aslam, S. N., Erbs, G., Morrissey, K. L., Chinchilla, D., Boller, T., Molinaro, A., Jackson, R. W., Knight, M. R., & Newman, M.-A. (2009). Bacterial oligomers and polymers play opposite roles: MAMPs interact with each other and with host cell walls during induction of calcium signalling, which is supressed by bacterial EPS. Abstract from Darwin to Disease; Crops and their Pathogens., Oxford, United Kingdom.

Bacterial oligomers and polymers play opposite roles: MAMPs interact with each other and with host cell walls during induction of calcium signalling, which is supressed by bacterial EPS. / Cooper, Richard M.; Aslam, Shazia N.; Erbs, Gitte et al.
2009. Abstract from Darwin to Disease; Crops and their Pathogens., Oxford, United Kingdom.

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Cooper, RM, Aslam, SN, Erbs, G, Morrissey, KL, Chinchilla, D, Boller, T, Molinaro, A, Jackson, RW, Knight, MR & Newman, M-A 2009, 'Bacterial oligomers and polymers play opposite roles: MAMPs interact with each other and with host cell walls during induction of calcium signalling, which is supressed by bacterial EPS', Darwin to Disease; Crops and their Pathogens., Oxford, United Kingdom, 22/09/2009.

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